It is very easy actually to do so, you just need to listen to a port (some
socket programming skills required), then you connect to the
http://local:<yourport>
from your browser and from the C program you simply print out HTML pages.
If you want to go fancy you can service AJAX requests too, and it makes
your program a very professional looking and feeling that way. It does not
make it portable though, however, with gcc you can easily port your app to
Win/Linux/Unix/Mac.

Tamas




On 30 September 2012 14:13, Luis Moreira <luis.moreira1575@googlemail.com>w=
rote:

> Now with possibly the right tag...
> On Sep 30, 2012 9:07 PM, "Luis Moreira" <luis.moreira1575@googlemail.com>
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